Salida 1º toro de SOBRAL: "TRAMADO" - 21-junio-2026 - Rozas de Puerto Real

📢 Study of the fighting bull breed, protected by Royal Decree 45/2019 due to its unique genetic makeup and small population. Video limited to the bullpen exit and initial movements. Not for promotional purposes. 📢 Study of the fighting bull breed, protected for its unique genetic makeup and small population. Video limited to the bullpen exit and initial movements. Not for promotional purposes. 📌 BULL DATA ・Name: Tramado ・Weight: unknown ・Coat: dappled gray ・Birth: March 2022 ・Ranch: Sobral ・Breed: Cebada Gago [Torrestrella × Núñez × Domecq (Jandilla line)] × Domecq (Marqués de Domecq line) 🧬 ・Country of Origin: Portugal 📚 DEFINITION OF THE FIGHTING BULL BREED (MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE) ・Summary: The fighting bull breed was created from native cattle of the Iberian Peninsula between the 16th and 18th centuries. Molecular genetic studies demonstrate that this breed maintains greater genetic diversity than most European cattle breeds, being more similar to those found in the Near Eastern center of domestication. Furthermore, it exhibits African ancestry in many of its crossbreeds. 📍 RECORDING CONTEXT ・Date: June 21, 2026 ・Venue: Rozas de Puerto Real Bullring (Rozas de Puerto Real, Spain) – Third Category 👉    • Rozas de Puerto Real - Plaza de Toros   ・Bullfighter: Joaquín Galdós 👉    • Joaquín Galdós   ・Public event of the Rozas de Puerto Real Bullfighting Fair in honor of Saint John the Baptist 2026 🎥 MORE ABOUT THE RANCH ・Full Playlist 👉    • SOBRAL   ・Index of cattle ranches classified by breed 👉    • Post   📲 SECONDARY CHANNEL (YOUNG BULLS) 🔄    / @salidas_novillos_bravos   📂 MORE EXCLUSIVE CONTENT (BULLS) 🔄    / @salidas_toros_bravos_extra   ℹ️ ABOUT THIS CONTENT ・Original recordings, protected by: Art. 32.1 c) and d) TRLPI: Research, Teaching, and Heritage Conservation Fair Use Doctrine 🎯 OBJECTIVE ・ Genetic, morphological, and ethological study and historical record of the fighting bull (Bos primigenius taurus), an Iberian native breed under special protection according to Royal Decree 45/2019 (BOE-A-2019-2859), which officially recognizes the fighting bull breed as part of the national genetic heritage and establishes the obligation of its conservation to prevent its extinction, given its population risk—with critical factors in minority strains—and its unique value within global bovine biodiversity. This breed, the result of centuries of artificial selection documented in historical Iberian treatises, constitutes a unique case in bovine domestication globally, making its preservation a legal and genetic imperative in the face of the risk of irreversible loss. 🔒 LIMITS ・Technical content exempt from cultural evaluations ----- 🌐 ENGLISH (KEY INFO) 📌 SPECIMEN DATA ・Ranch (Livestock): Sobral (Portugal) ・Breed subtype (Encaste): Cebada Gago [Torrestrella × Núñez × Domecq (Jandilla line)] × Domecq (Marqués de Domecq line) 🧬 ・Coat color (Fur): Brown with black with white 📚 FIGHTING BULL BREED DEFINITION (SPANISH MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE) ・Summarized text: The fighting bull breed was developed from native livestock in the Iberian Peninsula between the 16th and 18th centuries. Molecular genetic studies confirmed that this breed retains greater genetic diversity than most European bovine breeds, showing closer similarities to populations from the domestication center of the Near East. Additionally, it exhibits an African genetic trace in many of its breed subtypes. 🎯 OBJECT ・Genetic, morphological, ethological, and historical-registry study of the fighting bull (Bos primigenius taurus), an Iberian native breed under special protection per Royal Decree 45/2019 (BOE-A-2019-2859), which officially recognizes this breed as part of the national genetic heritage and mandates its conservation to prevent extinction, given its at-risk population status —with minority subtypes of the breed facing critical threats— and its unique value within global bovine biodiversity. This breed, shaped by centuries of artificial selection documented in historical Iberian livestock treatises, represents an unparalleled case in bovine domestication worldwide, making its preservation both a legal obligation and a genetic imperative to avert irreversible loss. 🔒 LIMITATIONS ・Technical content excludes cultural assessments